Reclaiming Your Spiritual Inheritance
Exploring Connecticut’s Rich Revival History
- History & Biography
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Published: 2023
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Publisher's Description
Remembering the moves of God is a theme that runs throughout Scripture from the Passover to the Lord's Supper. By remembering and engaging these events, people encounter God's heart motivation of love to move again. Connecticut is rich in revival history with people who have encountered the love of God for their generation. Their intimacy with God brought a fresh move that went on to touch the world. Exploring Connecticut's rich revival history is an invitation for you to engage with God and reclaim the spiritual inheritance for the land and you.
Endorsements (3)
“Reclaiming Your Spiritual Inheritance tapped the wells of revival within my own heart. This well-researched, historical narrative is not only organized and comprehensive, but written with spiritually charged language vital to the evangelical and revival history of Connecticut and America. I was captivated and excited to read about these saints and the holy grounds left in their wake. It gave birth to a solid, foundational heritage in my own faith.”
“Reclaiming Your Spiritual Inheritance outlines the former great moves of God here in New England and establishes prayer for God to ‘do it again.’ Vincent Carbone digs deep into the heart of a covenant-keeping God and the role that New England played in the Great Awakening. Carbone’s exhaustive research will not only give you the revelation of the past but will put you on track for an expectancy that revival can happen again in our day.”
“When I read Reclaiming Your Spiritual Inheritance, several things happened to me: I was deeply encouraged, I was reminded of what God has done in the past, and I was challenged to pray for revival in our day and to seek to live for God. The book is carefully researched. It inspires as some of God’s wonderful works of revival are brought to light. It encourages as we review the great heritage that we have.”
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